In 2016, Parks & Rec board member Frank DiVincenzo, along with Bea Crumbine and then Parks & Rec chair Nancy Caplan, who has since passed, spearheaded an effort to save the marble monoliths at the historic O’Neil ampitheater from a grim fate: the gravel pits. Continue Reading →
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Fall Family Festival sponsored by the Greenwich Tree Conservancy
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On Saturday, Oct 13 from 2:00 to 4:00pm all are invited to head to the newly re-named Greenwich Botanical Center (formerly the Garden Education Center) which will be the setting for an exciting, fun day amidst the natural surroundings of the Montgomery Pinetum. There will be activities for both children and adults. These activities include learning more about Woodcrafts through a whittling demonstration by Eric Kamen, a local arborist and avid woodworker. Kamen creates beautiful objects from felled trees. There will also be a Tree Bingo game and a Scavenger Hunt throughout the Arboretum. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Arts, Eric Kamen, Greenwich Botanical Center, Greenwich Tree Conservancy, Montgomery Pinetum
Greenwich Youth Conservation Program Grateful to Greenwich Teen Volunteers
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Remarkably, 110 of the 112 teens who participated in the 2017 Greenwich Youth Conservation Program said they had a positive experience. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Babcock Trails, Bible Street Park, Bruce Park, Byram Beach, Christiano Field, Greenwich Youth Conservation Program, International School at Dundee
Bicycle Injury in Pinetum Leaves 11-Year-Old with Severe Head Injury
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One of the boy’s friends dialed 911 from his cell phone and personnel from both GEMS and Greenwich Police responded. The boy was not wearing a helmet and was taken to Stamford Hospital ER and then transferred to Yale-New Haven Hospital. Continue Reading →